SONG ALONG
Isangan old song as I worked one day—What cared I who smiled,What cared I who frowned?So long as my song made the task seem play,What cared I how many were pleasure-bound?I heeded them not unless they as wellWere singing a song that work-glad fell,And then we together went singing along.I courted my love when dreamers were we—What cared I who laughedWhat cared I who sighed?So long as my love was the world to me,What cared I for others the whole world wide?I heeded them not unless they as wellWere dreaming upon the same love’s spell,And then we together went dreaming along.So I worked with a love-song for my cheer—What cared I who hatedBoth labor and joy?So long as my loved ones to me were dear,What cared I how others made loving alloy?I heeded them not unless they as wellWere part of the song which cherubs swell,And then we together went singing along.
Isangan old song as I worked one day—What cared I who smiled,What cared I who frowned?So long as my song made the task seem play,What cared I how many were pleasure-bound?I heeded them not unless they as wellWere singing a song that work-glad fell,And then we together went singing along.I courted my love when dreamers were we—What cared I who laughedWhat cared I who sighed?So long as my love was the world to me,What cared I for others the whole world wide?I heeded them not unless they as wellWere dreaming upon the same love’s spell,And then we together went dreaming along.So I worked with a love-song for my cheer—What cared I who hatedBoth labor and joy?So long as my loved ones to me were dear,What cared I how others made loving alloy?I heeded them not unless they as wellWere part of the song which cherubs swell,And then we together went singing along.
Isangan old song as I worked one day—What cared I who smiled,What cared I who frowned?So long as my song made the task seem play,What cared I how many were pleasure-bound?I heeded them not unless they as wellWere singing a song that work-glad fell,And then we together went singing along.
Isangan old song as I worked one day—
What cared I who smiled,
What cared I who frowned?
So long as my song made the task seem play,
What cared I how many were pleasure-bound?
I heeded them not unless they as well
Were singing a song that work-glad fell,
And then we together went singing along.
I courted my love when dreamers were we—What cared I who laughedWhat cared I who sighed?So long as my love was the world to me,What cared I for others the whole world wide?I heeded them not unless they as wellWere dreaming upon the same love’s spell,And then we together went dreaming along.
I courted my love when dreamers were we—
What cared I who laughed
What cared I who sighed?
So long as my love was the world to me,
What cared I for others the whole world wide?
I heeded them not unless they as well
Were dreaming upon the same love’s spell,
And then we together went dreaming along.
So I worked with a love-song for my cheer—What cared I who hatedBoth labor and joy?So long as my loved ones to me were dear,What cared I how others made loving alloy?I heeded them not unless they as wellWere part of the song which cherubs swell,And then we together went singing along.
So I worked with a love-song for my cheer—
What cared I who hated
Both labor and joy?
So long as my loved ones to me were dear,
What cared I how others made loving alloy?
I heeded them not unless they as well
Were part of the song which cherubs swell,
And then we together went singing along.